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To: riposte who wrote (4505)	12/15/1997 8:37:00 PM
From: Mark Palmberg	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 19080

Anyone else happen to catch The McLaughlin Group this weekend? One of the topics dealt with whether or not Congress would approve the US' participation in the IMF bailout of S. Korea. Overwhelming sentiment appeared to be that Congress would not approve this measure. Wonder how this might influence stocks that have recently cited Asian market problems as the reason for poor performance. Good luck on Tuesday. Mark

To: riposte who wrote (4505)	12/16/1997 8:30:00 AM
From: riposte	Respond to of 19080

Oracle8 still in pole position Found while browsing InfoWorld's Web site. Steve December 15, 1997 Oracle8 still in pole position By Maggie Biggs Databases are as essential to the enterprise as automobiles are to a Californian: We all need one, and business or life is unworkable without them. Enterprises that contain hefty online transaction processing or data-warehousing requirements will find Oracle8.0.3 Enterprise Edition to be right on target. This release of the Mercedes of the database market continues to show great strength in scaling well in large settings due to its added support for partitioned tables and connection pooling and multiplexing. I tested this version of Oracle8 with an eye toward the pending interim 8.0.4 release of the database. FULL TEXT AT: infoworld.com